Grassroots Advocacy When In-Person is Impossible
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Organizations are finding ways to cut through the noise in Washington, even when they can't bring groups on Capitol Hill.
About this event
Grassroots advocacy professionals face a conundrum. With record funding proposals being debated on Capitol Hill, there has been no more important time to help policymakers understand why your issue deserves to be a priority. Yet, the pandemic has made it harder than ever to reach decision-makers through traditional means.
Join us for a conversation of leading grassroots advocacy professionals who will share how they have cut through the noise. They will address popular questions, such as:
- What are the most effective ways to reach policymakers and their staff in today's environment?
- How can technology help grassroots advocates connect with policymakers, especially when your grassroots advocates are busier than ever or lack reliable high-speed Internet?
- What newer tools and tactics are worth piloting?
- What are the best ways to measure and report on success to leadership?
Panelists:
Erica Klinger, Senior Director of Marketing at the Association for Accessible Medicines
Andy DiAntonio, Director of Communications at the National Health Law Program
Jay Jefferson, Multimedia Specialist and STORIES Webmaster at the Florida Health Justice Project
Anthony Shop, Chairman of National Digital Roundtable / Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer at Social Driver
Special thanks to our promotion partner: The Communications Board